Echoes

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Summary: The Internet vs The Sonnets, guided by God
Review: This is a wonderful story of modern times with a slight flavor of historical romance. What would yesterday's sonnet writers think of the Internet as a form of communication? Robin Jones Gunn combines God, the Internet and the Sonnets. I enjoyed this story very much.

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Summary: A Beautiful Story Of Discovering Our True Self!
Review: This is my favorite of Robin Jones Gunn's Books. I have read all of her Glenbrooke Series except for Wildflowers. I recommend this to anyone who is looking for a funny, uplifting, and hopelessly romantic book to enjoy. After I read this book I tried Irish Breakfast Tea for the first time. I was hooked. Everytime I have a cup I think of Lauren and Kenton. Keep up the good work, Robin!

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Summary: Robin's Best Book So Far!
Review: This is my favorite of Robin Jones Gunn's Books. I have read all of her Glenbrooke Series except for Wildflowers. I recommend this to anyone who is looking for a funny, uplifting, and hopelessly romantic book to enjoy. After I read this book I tried Irish Breakfast Tea for the first time. I was hooked. Everytime I have a cup I think of Lauren and Kenton. Keep up the good work, Robin!

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Summary: The best christian romance novel ever!
Review: This is the first book i've read by Robin Jones Gunn. Reading about how the Lord brought two people together through seemingly small mistakes was uplifting. This book prompted me to read other books by R.J.G. I would recommend it to anyone.

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Summary: excellent
Review: this was an excellent book, it showed me that we as christian can experance love over the interent, properly. I really enjoyed this book, in that i am now addicted to Robin's book's, and i can't get enough of them. The stroy is full of fun, expectations, and love. overall i found it to be one of the best books i have ever read

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Summary: Lots of fun
Review: Waterfalls is my favorite in this series, but this one is a close second. I love how the Lauren and K.C. get to know each other only through e-mails. They learn more about the "real" person, not about the physical appearance. The idea of pen pals becoming romantically involved is not a new one, but Robin Jones Gunn has the gift of making you care about the characters she creates. Lauren is a great character who discovers the person she was meant to be over the course of the book. And her crazy disasters make you smile.

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Summary: Lots of fun
Review: Waterfalls is my favorite in this series, but this one is a close second. I love how the Lauren and K.C. get to know each other only through e-mails. They learn more about the "real" person, not about the physical appearance. The idea of pen pals becoming romantically involved is not a new one, but Robin Jones Gunn has the gift of making you care about the characters she creates. Lauren is a great character who discovers the person she was meant to be over the course of the book. And her crazy disasters make you smile.